It's legal to leave home for non essential reasons now
The province's stay at home order officially ends today.
But not much is expected to change until we enter Step One of Ontario's re-opening plan which is set to begin June 14th
Outside gatherings are still limited to five people maximum, indoor gatherings remain illegal and retailers and restaurants remain closed except for takeout and delivery.
On Saturday, the province announced the extension of some orders under its Emergency Management Act until June 16th, including a ban on recreational camping on public lands and a ban on recreational interprovincial border crossings.
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